Cubs Set Win Streak Mark With 15 to 3 Rout
The pennant-hungry Cubs extended their NL lead by routing the Giants 15 to 3 for their seventh straight win. Chicago built a 21-2 edge in the series, tied the longest NL streak since 1924, with Charley Grimm’s club dominating after a rough fourth inning. Giants fall 6 1/2 games back. Cubs next host another game today.
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Giants
Cardinalls
Brooklyn
Charley Grimm
Civdell Castleman
Harry Gumbert
Paul Dominick
Chicago Cubs
Bruins
Orangutan Clings to Trees With Steady Grip Above
A description of an orangutan dozing in swaying treetops, its hands automatically locking to the branches with a vise like grip, showing its calm fearlessness as it rests high above the ground.
Sale of Ted Parker chattel at Athens Ohio 1955
Public sale of Ted Parker property at 4 Mound Street and North Court Street Athena Town ship Athens County Ohio on September 30 1955 at 1 30 pm to satisfy an execution in favor of Charles Stratton sheriff. Items include furniture appliances barber shop equipment cash register and more. Partial list shows dressers beds chairs set punch. Cash terms.
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Nh Phiysear
Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Ted Parker
Mound Street
Athena Townsip
Athens City
Chio
North Court Street
M T Ezilis Chareales Stratton
Bible Plans Varied Attack for Nebraska Football 1935
Coach D X Bible outlines a diversified Nebraska offense for 1935 focusing on speed and a deceptive passing game. He stresses a sound running attack, strong blocking, and protection for the passer, while noting ends are strong and a tough schedule including Chicago and Minnesota awaits.
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Near
University of Nebraska
D. X. Bible
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Nebraska
Cornhunkers
Ric
Chicago
Minnesota
Oregon State
Pittsburgh
GRID TEAM SEEKS SEPTEMBER 29 GAME FOR OPENING
Logan reports practice Tuesday at the S and 8 Park as the ConkleOi football squad mulls a Sept. 2 season opener. Sponsor Leroy Conkle has booked several October games but struggles to secure an opponent for the September date. Team members include Mike Shelton Murray City Mike Pierpont Nelsonville Leadbetter Durant Krumiaus Marshal McMullen McNeal Sheets Jones Weiss Adair Bright Gompf and others from the city.
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LOGAN
Conkle Oi
Leroy Conkle
Mike Shelton
Murray City
Mike Pierpont
Nelsonville
Leadbetter
Durant
Krumiaus
Marshal
Wrestling match results from Albany and Columbus
The Associated Press reports two fall wrestling bouts with Danno O’Mahoney of Ireland defeating Mike Mururki of Cohoes, New York, in Albany. In Columbus, Alex Kasaboski of Toronto defeated George Dunsette of France in a one fall match.
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Associated Press
Albany
Danno O’mahoney
Ireland
Mike Mururki
Cohoes
WN. Y
Col
Alex Kasaboski
Toronto
George Dunsette
France
Boxer Lopez 13 and Armstrong 128 Lose in City Bout
In San Francisco perfector Lopez from Mexico City and Henry Armstrong of Los Angeles faced off with George Simpson of Spokane outpointing Leroy Brown of Charleston and C. in a bout.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Perfector Lopez
Mexico City
Henry Armstrong
Los Angeles
George Simpson
Spokane
Leroy Brown
Charleston, & C
Juvenile Delinquency Convictions Hit by Jury in Denver
In Denver Cole U Three Persons were found guilty by a juvenile court jury of contributing to juvenile delinquency for allowing children at a nudist gathering. Sentences held pending motions for a new trial. The report notes codfish scales as an ingredient in making artificial pearls.
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Denver
Cole
Steve O'Neill to Return as Indians Manager Next Year
Cleveland AP Steve O Neill will manage the Cleveland Indians again next season. Alva Bradley club president announced terms were arranged for a one year contract. O Neill said the club needs a solid catcher and plans talks with Bradley and GM Billy Evans.
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Cleveland
Steve O'Neill
Cleveland Indians
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Ball Club
O'Neill
Philadelphia
Steve
Bradley
Walter Johnson
Donie Bush
Minneapolis
Indians
Billy Evans
Leading Batters and Pitching Highlights from the Season
Key league leaders include Vosmik of the Indians batting .348 and Foxx of the Athletics at .346. Gehrig of the Yankees and Geh ringer of the Tigers top runs with 118, Greenberg drives in 166, Gehrig 118, Vosmik 205 hits, Cramer 203, doubles Vosmik 47, Greenberg 44, triples Vosmik and Stone 18, Home runs Greenberg 36 and Foxx 34, Werber 26 stolen bases, Lary 22. Pitching Auker 16-6 and Andrews 13-5. In the NL Vaughan leads batting .390, Medwick hits 212, Berger 119 RBI, Galan 125 runs, Medwick 125, Herman 207 hits, Goodman 17 triples, Berger 382 home runs, Galan 20 steals, Dean 26-11.
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Indians
Foxx
Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Cramer
Stone
Senators
Werber
Red Sox
Lary
Browns
Auker
Andrews
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Cardinals
Galan
Cubs
Berger
Braves
Herman
Goodman
Reds
L. Waner
Ott
Giants
Martin
Lee
Dean
Xavier Faces Hard Schedule for 1935 Football
Xavier College prep coaches a strong returning lineup under Joe Meyer as the Musketeers brace for a demanding nine-game slate all against out-of-state foes. Openers include Georgetown Kentucky and Kentucky, with eight games at Corcoran Field, featuring a backfield star group led by Wunderlich and Koprowekyi, plus a back-to-back March lineup of Transylvania Haskell and more, culminating with Centenary on November 28.
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Cincinnati
Joe Meyer
Xavier
Musketeers
Corcoran Field
Meyer
Georgetown
Corcoran
University of Kentucky
Freddy Wunderlich
Johnny Koproweki
Stan Haffey
Tony Schmieg
Sterling
Lee Jounty
Kim Darragh
Carl Jonke
Jerry Jansen
Phil Buckiew
Dom Sigillo
Russ Sweeney
Joe Kruse
Bob Dremann
Tom Schmidt
U. of Kentucky
W. Va
Heavyweight Show Promises Fireworks At Athens Armory
Athens hosts its first indoor pro card in over two years under promoter Harry Stout at the Armory tonight at 8 30 PM. Six repeat fighters return, including main event rivals Christy of Akron and Maxie Brown of Charleston West Virginia, with other bouts featuring Eddie Whiteside, Malcolm Jackson, Charities Sayre, Dick Hutchinson, Chuck Pyle and Bob Jones in eight and six rounders plus a four round curtain raiser.
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Athens
Harry Stout
Armory Arena
Stout
Christy
Akron
Maxie Brown
Charleston
W. Va
Brown
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Battling Johnson
Bidwell
Eddie Whiteside
Malcolm Jackson
Gallipolie
Jimmy Harding
Yarosz Defends Crown Against Ex Gob Tonight
Pittsburgh bout features middleweight champion Teddy Yarosz defending his title against former gob Eddie Risko of Syracuse. Yarosz won the crown last Sept. 11 from Vince Dundee in Pittsburgh. Risko seeks a knockout to upset the champ after a New Year’s Day non-title victory.
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Pittsburgh
Teddy Yarosz
Monaco
Eddie
Babe) Risko
Syracuse
N. Y
Yarosz
Vince Dundee
Newark
Risko
Scrantor
Carbondale to face Nelsonville Eagles at Eagle Park
The Carbondale baseball team meets the Nelsonville Eagles at Eagle Park Diamond in Buchtel next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Both teams have hit form all season and this marks their first meeting of the year. Carbondale will also play at Middport the following Sunday. The article notes a curious historical measure: a hair's breadth defined as width of 16 hairs.
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Nelsonville Eagles
Eagle Park
Buchtel
Middleport
Manager Roxborough Predicts Baer Louis Duel Edge
POMPTON LAKES N I AP Here is a tip for Max Baer to beat Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium Tuesday night from John Roxborough manager of Detroit bomber The plan is a low left hand punch in the first round to paralyze Louis then a right The Baer camp warns of counter blows and Braddock backs Louis as the favorite Baer works out at Speculator and Louis eases into lighter sessions through the weekend with final preparations.
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N. I
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
John Roxborough
Detroit Bomber
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Joe
Louis
Roxborough
Max
James J. Braddock
Speculator
Braddock
Detroit
Wednesday's Stars Shine in League Action Headlines
Wednesday's Stars include Billy Herman of the Cubs with a double and three singles in a win over the Giants, Wes Ferrell delivering the ninth inning run for the Red Sox over the Tigers, Pepper Martin driving in runs for the Cardinals with a triple and a single against the Dodgers, Newsom and Linke guiding the Senators to a double victory over the White Sox, Cy Blanton scatters ten hits for his 18th win, Julius Solters and Bill Dickey fueling two games with multi hit performances, Ival Goodman delivering the winning run for the Reds, Billy Knickerbocker and Mel Harder totaling three doubles and two singles in a twin bill while Harder shuts out the Athletics.
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Chicago
Giants
Bill Lee
Carl Hubbell
Dodgers
Bill Hallahan
Pepper Martin
Terry Moore
Tom Zachary
Bobby Reis
Paul Dean
Yankees
Browns
Tigers
Red Sox
St. Louis
Varnks
Johnny Breaca
Athletica
Mel Harder
Senatora
White Sox
Fitteburgh
Cincinnati
Pirates
Braves
Cy Hrianten
Reds
Philadelphia
Billy Herman
Giant
Wes Ferrell
Cardinals
Buck Newsom
ED Linke
Senators
Newsom
CY Blanton
Boston
Julius Solters
Bill Dickey
Solters
Dickey
Ival Goodman
Phillies
Billy Knickerbocker
Indians
Ytormer
Athletics
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